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A number of authors have suggested that investors derive utility from realizing gains and losses on assets that they own. We present a model of this "realization utility," analyze its predictions, and show that it can shed light on a number of puzzling facts.
Nicholas C. Barberis, Wei Xiong
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The impact of utilization review on costs and utilization
1992This paper examines the performance of a utilization review program using data from Aetna's utilization review (UR) customers compared to a representative sample of its customers which had no utilization review during the study period. Statistical adjustments were made for the utilization management status, employee demographics, plan benefits, group ...
R K, Khandker, W G, Manning
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Synthese, 2009
Standard principles of rational decision assume that an option’s utility is both comprehensive and accessible. These features constrain interpretations of an option’s utility. This essay presents a way of understanding utility and laws of utility. It explains the relation between an option’s utility and its outcome’s utility and argues that an option’s
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Standard principles of rational decision assume that an option’s utility is both comprehensive and accessible. These features constrain interpretations of an option’s utility. This essay presents a way of understanding utility and laws of utility. It explains the relation between an option’s utility and its outcome’s utility and argues that an option’s
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Management Science
We study the interaction of flexible capital utilization and depreciation for expected returns and investment of firms. Empirically, an investment strategy that buys (sells) equities with low (high) utilization rates earns 5% per annum. Utilization predicts excess returns beyond other production-based variables.
Fotis Grigoris, Gill Segal
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We study the interaction of flexible capital utilization and depreciation for expected returns and investment of firms. Empirically, an investment strategy that buys (sells) equities with low (high) utilization rates earns 5% per annum. Utilization predicts excess returns beyond other production-based variables.
Fotis Grigoris, Gill Segal
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A major virtue of von Neumann-Morgenstern utilities, for example, in the theory of general financial equilibrium (GFE), is that they ensure time consistency: consumption-portfolio plans (for the future) are in fact executed (in the future) — assuming that there is perfect foresight about relevant endogenous variables. This paper proposes an alternative
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Annals of the American Thoracic Society, 2015
Emily, Landon, Michael D, Howell
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Emily, Landon, Michael D, Howell
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1981
A program does not exist alone. It must be translated into a form suitable for machine execution, and executed on a specific machine. In most cases, a high level language permits the formulation of the program in terms that do not depend on the machine. The main benefit derived from this machine independence is portability. However there are situations
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A program does not exist alone. It must be translated into a form suitable for machine execution, and executed on a specific machine. In most cases, a high level language permits the formulation of the program in terms that do not depend on the machine. The main benefit derived from this machine independence is portability. However there are situations
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Medical Journal of Australia, 2016
and within every doctor’s capability” “F two to three decades. This rise has been led primarily by medical ethicists, and has particularly focused on its place in end-of-life discussion. Futility is addressed in this issue of the MJA by White and colleagues, who examined its use in a Brisbane hospital by undertaking a survey and interviews with 96 ...
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and within every doctor’s capability” “F two to three decades. This rise has been led primarily by medical ethicists, and has particularly focused on its place in end-of-life discussion. Futility is addressed in this issue of the MJA by White and colleagues, who examined its use in a Brisbane hospital by undertaking a survey and interviews with 96 ...
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